Human and faunal remains

Museum number:
1-73961a-e
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm210173961a@2de
Alternate number:
1-73961-a - e (burial number) and 520 (original number)
Accession number:
Acc.910
Description:
Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).
Donor:
Robert Fleming Heizer and University Appropriation
Collection place:
CA-SJo-68, San Joaquin County, California
Collector:
Robert Fleming Heizer
Collection date:
June-July 1947
Taxon:
Canis, Cervus canadensis, Homo sapiens, and Ursus
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Faunal remains and Human remains
Accession date:
1947
Context of use:
Burial.
Department:
Mixed faunal and human remains
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Human and faunal remains, accession number 1-73961a-e, described as Animal bones. a) Adult unidentified humerus of unidentified Homo sapiens or unidentified Ursus limb. b) Adult right scapula, proximal end, Canis (like Canis latrans, in size and appearance, coyote). c) Adult lumbar vertebra fragment of Homo sapiens. d) Adult atlas fragment, Antilocapra, American (prong-horn "antelope"). e) Adult sesamoid bone, complete, of Cervus nannodes (Valley elk).

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